The operating layer between “we got an enquiry” and “we won the work.”
Linker gives B2B teams one place to capture enquiries, assign responsibility, manage follow-ups and record the final outcome.
Four views. One continuous signal.
Explore how the product is being designed. The sample data below is illustrative—not a claim of live customer activity.
Everything required to make follow-through normal.
Organized around operational outcomes rather than a long list of interchangeable SaaS features.
One enquiry inbox
Bring every RFQ, request and proposal into one operational view—regardless of where it started.
Visible ownership
Give every enquiry one accountable owner, with manager oversight and an explicit handover trail.
Next-action control
Schedule follow-ups, surface what is overdue and keep the next move attached to the enquiry.
Complete history
See the decisions, responses, dates and outcome without reconstructing the story from five tools.
Manager visibility
Understand workload and bottlenecks without asking the team for another spreadsheet update.
Outcome reporting
Know what is open, won, cancelled or stalled—and where attention needs to go next.
Automate the memory.
Keep people in control.
Linker is not trying to auto-pilot the customer relationship. It automates the coordination work that teams repeatedly forget.
- Reminder timing
- Overdue visibility
- Routine notifications
- Activity history
- Who owns the work
- The quotation or proposal
- Customer communication
- The final outcome
What exists now—and what is planned next.
Linker is in development. This roadmap is directional and will evolve with early-user feedback.
Core accountability
Enquiry records, assignment, ownership requests, handled status, follow-ups, outcomes and activity history.
Current focusConnected intake
Gmail, Outlook and website-form capture, plus notifications that reduce manual checking.
Early integration stageBroader ecosystem
WhatsApp, ERP connections, an API and deeper operational reporting.
Roadmap, not liveYour missed enquiries are already costing attention.
Help us shape a more accountable way to handle them.